Harvard won’t protect students from protesters disrupting their exams
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Members of the Harvard Graduate Students Union–United Auto Workers (HGSU-UAW) are on strike at Harvard University, and the Harvard Crimson’s account of what happened outside Emerson Hall on Oct. 29 raises a far too familiar question about Harvard’s leadership: Why is protecting students’ education still treated as a matter of competing rights? The background to
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Harvard won’t protect students from protesters disrupting their exams
Members of the Harvard Graduate Students Union–United Auto Workers (HGSU-UAW) are on strike at Harvard University, and the Harvard Crimson’s account of what happened outside Emerson Hall on Oct. 29 raises a far too familiar question about Harvard’s leadership: Why is...
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